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Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
Phillip Kelchen wrote:
I'd like to learn to write C at least well enough to be able make a
relatively simple iterative-mathematical-function program (used in a
fluid modeling experiment.) If anybody knows of a good guide for how
to write C, preferably with examples and exercises, that would be very
helpful. I took a class in Visual BASIC as part of the engineering
requirements and I know that programming is not very easy nor super
quick to learn, but I am willing to put in the time to learn some, and
learn how to do it well.
Phillip
I don't have a good answer to your direct question - I learned from the
original book by Kernigan and Richie. I think that it is well written,
and sweet and succint, but it might not be what you are looking for.
By the way, the title of the book he's referring to, if you wanted to
try to procure it is, "The C Programming Language." The authors are
Dennis Ritchie and Brian Kernighan.
The book really is as great as he says. It's even earned it's own
Wikipedia entry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%26R
It's the bible (for C)
But to answer your question more indirectly, my personal research
interest is fluid dynamics, and I would be glad to help out.
Another resource - David Retzloff, a professor in Chemical Engineering,
has taught a course in exactly the kind of C programming you are
interested in (i.e. numerical methods rather than slick windows
interfaces). You might like to ask him if he knows a good book for your
needs - perhaps he had a text book he used for his class. He might not
be super speedy in answering your emails, but he is a very nice person,
and I don't think he would be offended if you were a little persistant
in reminding him to respond.
Best, Stephen
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